[CatOwner]

Even if it isn't a "miracle" drug, named something better medical community? At the moment, there doesn't appear to be anything better. There are reports that the use of hydroxychloroquine (plus zinc, etc.) may not be beneficial or even recommended for someone too far along with COVID-19. Maybe if the drug were available at an earlier stage for these people, they might not be so far along with the virus.

With some reports suggesting the use of a ventilator itself may not be optimal treating COVID-19 and in some cases making the situation worse, why not use hydroxychloroquine as part of treatment?

[cba123]

Look at America’s numbers. Well over 500,000 infected. Over 30,000 new infections, every single day for the last week.

Now look at India’s numbers.

Less than 10,000 infections. Total.

India has four or five times America’s population.

India has a malaria problem.

Most Indians, take Hydroxychloroquine.

That is the difference.

[Hostage]

> "With some reports suggesting the use of a ventilator itself may not be optimal treating COVID-19 and in some cases making the situation worse ..."

Teddy Nelson, 25, of Logan, died of complications of COVID-19 at Logan Regional Medical Center at around 1 p.m. Saturday after being hospitalized on a ventilator

Many more deaths with ventilators.